Built for agrovets and farm supply shops
Software for agrovets and farm supply shops
An agrovet sells medicine with a date, seed with a season, feed by the bag and chemicals by the litre, often on credit to farmers who pay after harvest. Expired stock and forgotten debts are where the money goes. Owwel tracks both.
What usually goes wrong in agrovets and farm supply shops
These are the gaps that quietly cost money every month. Each one has a direct answer below.
Veterinary drugs and chemicals expire before they are sold
Farmers buy on credit and repay months later
Seed, feed and chemicals are sold in different units
Other dealers expect a wholesale price
How Owwel handles it
Expiry by batch
Each delivery is a dated batch, the oldest sells first, and anything close to its date is flagged in time to move it.
Credit until harvest
Sales on credit build a balance per farmer, repayments are applied as they come, and a statement shows exactly what remains.
Every unit you sell in
Sell by the kilo, bag, litre or piece, with fractions where you need them.
Dealer prices
Each product has a retail and a wholesale price, so other dealers get their price at the till without a separate list.